Insurgents Seek Chaos in Iraq Echoing Past Conflicts
George Will argues Iraqi insurgents lack a cohesive ideology, rely on Hobbesian chaos to delegitimize the government, and draw parallels to Algeria, noting Baghdad's size and urban fragility. He cites Boorstin on small ruthless minorities and warns the evolving Iraqi government must prevent a repeat of violent life.
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Travel-trust scrutiny follows DeLay ethics questions
A Political Money Line study finds congressional travel funded by tax exempt groups, with DeLay among top recipients. It notes many trips were underwritten by lobbyists via nonprofits, while critics demand ethical probes and greater donor disclosure.
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